This map highlights the itinerary of our Mediterranean Antiquities Cruise. This cruise took us to UNESCO World Heritage sites at virtually every port stop.
We cruised with Viking on a vessel named Viking Sky. This ship is about 750 feet long and holds up to 930 passengers + crew.
This park (Parc Güell) in Barcelona was developed by Gaudi. This is the top part of a large public square.
And this is under the public square and was intended as an open-air market.
Some of the amazing mosaic art at Parc Güell.
Gaudi's most well-known effort is with the basilica in Barcelona known as Sagrada Familia. This site is the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world.…
A closer view of the Sagrada Familia. When this Basilica was begun in 1882 it was with a different designer, but Gaudi took over in 1883. At Gaudi's death in…
The back side of the Sagrada Familia.
Even the stained glass was carefully planned by Gaudi and another glass artist.
Stained glass inside the Basilica.
Sunlight illuminating the stone interior of the Basilica through the stained glass shown in the previous image.
A look down the middle of the Sagrada Familia's interior.
An apartment building designed by Gaudi. Gaudi said there were no straight lines in nature, so his building style reflected that.
The Pope's Palace at Avignon France.
Interior square in the Pope's Palace.
An old wooden door at the palace.
Harbor of Monaco.
Monaco cathedral.
A bit of the Monaco cathedral's interior.
A piece of the dramatic architecture over the doors to the Monaco courthouse.
